How can I limit the size of emails that are downloaded in Mail 6.2

I currently have limited bandwith. How can I set up Mail 6.2 to only download email headers for messages greater than 50 kb in size

Thank you. I just needed to be pointed in the right direction. After looking over this stuff, including FilePermission, I think this may give me what I was looking for. It will be a while before I get to implementing it or testing something like this, I'm just trying to get a grasp on all of the things I need to do and how to approach it.
By doing this I can control how much filespace it can use.
I can control CPU usage by monitoring for extra threads that don't belong and killing or settings the priority on it.
Now I just need to think of something to monitor how much memory the plugin uses. I suppose I could gc, then store the current memory usage, then execute the plugin, gc again, and measure the size again. Does that sound like a reasonable way to estimate it's memory usage? I'm not looking for tiny changes, I just want to see large, substantial increases.

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